OWASP ASVS Crosswalk

Protective Computing extends application-security verification by requiring explicit public boundaries around coercion, data disclosure, and degraded-path behavior.

Protective control	ASVS area	Translation	Evidence
User-held keys / no backdoors	Cryptography / data protection	Adds a public prohibition on administrative decrypt capability.	PainTracker mapping
Bounded egress	Communications / data protection	Requires intent-linked egress and threat-aware disclosure review.	audit artifact draft
Coercion-safe limitations	Architecture / threat modeling	Requires the system to state what it cannot safely withstand under compulsion.	coercion scenario packet, reference packet

Evidence Bundle for This Crosswalk

PainTracker Mapping and PainTracker Reference Packet — cryptography and operator-boundary evidence
Audit Artifact Draft and Backup Service Metadata Retention Policy — egress and data-protection evidence
Coercion Scenario Evidence Packet and Coercion Boundary Matrix — compulsion and threat-model evidence
Duress Mode Requirements Checklist — public limitations and protective-response evidence
Audit Checklist — reviewer path for application-security verification under coercive conditions